1912 Graduale in Modern Notation (F.X. Mathias)

Corpus Christi Watershed · March 19, 2013

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* * 1912 Graduale in Modern Notation (1 of 3)

* * 1912 Graduale in Modern Notation (2 of 3)

* * 1912 Graduale in Modern Notation (3 of 3)

• Franz Xaver Mathias • Pustet • Epitome ex editione Vaticana Gradualis Romani quod hodiernae musicae signis trad. Dr. Franz Xaver Mathias, prof. • Ratisbonae: Pustet •

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